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NEWS

COLUMN

Column

Who will speak for Nigeria’s murdered Christians?

by Marvin Ramírez When Bill Maher, a man who openly says he is not a Christian, uses his national television platform to call attention to...
Column

From cows to data centers: Who really pays for the climate agenda?

by the El Reportero staff For years, Americans have been told that the hamburger on their plate carries a climate cost. Cattle release methane, ranching...

A robot must never replace a teacher

Compassion should never become a shortcut to death

Silence, accountability, and the questions that remain

When culture enters the sanctuary

EDITORIAL

Editorial

September 11: The wound that changed America

by Marvin Ramírez Twenty-five years ago, on the morning of September 11, 2001, America was wounded in a way that an entire generation will never...

San Francisco must confront Flock surveillance

Mexico is eliminating anonymous cellphones. Who will protect citizens from surveillance?

When the unborn child no longer matters

When government stops listening, people take action

LATIN BRIEF

Latin Briefs

Keiko Fujimori seeks broader powers to speed up immigrant deportations in Peru

Peru's president is asking Congress for legislative powers to extend detention periods and expedite the removal of immigrants who are in the country illegally by...

Despite a Q2 dip, first-semester foreign direct investment was Mexico’s highest ever

Sheinbaum, Carney discuss trade ahead of Trump’s tariff deadline for Canada

The Mexican peso hits its strongest level against the US dollar in 6 months

Pope Leo XIV announces first trip to Latin America

LOCAL BRIEF

Local briefs

Write-in candidacy opens for San Mateo County election

by the El Reportero staff San Mateo County election officials have announced the opening of the write-in candidate filing period for the Nov. 3 Statewide...

San Francisco lowers school speed limits as students return to class

San Francisco lowers school speed limits as students return to class

Lurie strengthens standards around city-funded service sites

Mission District sidewalks improve as city intensifies enforcement

ART & ENTERTAINMENT

Arts & Entertainment

Venezuelan conductor Rafael Payare returns to San Francisco with Montreal Symphony

by the El Reportero staff Three years after making his San Francisco Symphony debut, Venezuelan conductor Rafael Payare is returning to Davies Symphony Hall, this...

Dolly Parton remembered for giving voice to forgotten Mexican farmworkers

Arturo Estrada, last of ‘Los Fridos,’ keeps Frida Kahlo’s legacy alive

Cheech & Chong selected for Hollywood Walk of Fame star

Latin jazz trumpet legend Luis Gasca dies after final performance

CALENDAR & TOURISM

Calendar & Tourism

Community Calendar — September 11, 2026

by the El Reportero staff September brings music, film, community activities and cultural celebrations throughout the Bay Area. From Latin jazz in Vallejo and a...

Community Calendar

Community Calendar – August, 2026

Community Calendar – August 2026

Community Calendar – August 2026

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Arts & Entertainment

Carmelito Vélez’s legacy lives on in Mission District mural  

by Marvin Ramírez A new face has been added to one of San Francisco’s most iconic cultural landmarks, recognizing a life devoted not only to...

More bill relief in 2026: PG&E boosts credits, adds $50 million

The warning that can’t wait

A special day has just passed for a gifted young birthday boy

Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) Enrollment

HEALTH

SPORTS

Sports

Rafael Márquez begins new era as Mexico coach

by the El Reportero wire services Rafael Márquez, one of the most accomplished players in Mexican soccer history, has officially begun a new chapter —...

Mexico wins Concacaf U-20 title and secures 2028 Olympic berth

El Salvador claims bronze with convincing victory over Venezuela

At the Central American and Caribbean Games, powerhouse Mexico builds for the 2028 Olympics

Spain’s historic double crowns a World Cup that changed U.S. soccee

OBITUARIOS

PUBLIC NOTICES/LEGAL NOTICES

Public Notices /Legal Notices

Class Action Settlement Notice

Authorized by the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York — Class Action Settlement Notice — TO: All merchants in the U.S....

CITY OF SAN CARLOS – NOTICE OF GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION AND BALLOT VOTE

City of Redwood – CITY ELECTION NOTICE

Vacancies on boards or committees of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors

NOTICE INVITING BIDS

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Frontpage

As California debated sharing data on drivers, Homeland Security subpoenaed 17 million records

by Wendy Fry and Khari Johnson CalMatters Privacy advocates are urging California to reconsider plans to share millions of driver records with a database after the...

Deadline for Salvadoran TPS passes; no official decision yet on extension

Keiko Fujimori seeks broader powers to speed up immigrant deportations in Peru

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CORPORATE NEWS

Helping restaurants move forward: Nearly 240 restaurants receive resilience grants funded by The PG&E Corporation Foundation

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$5,000 Grants Help Local Restaurants and Commercial Catering Businesses Strengthen Their Long-Term Businesses Oakland, Calif.— Dozens of restaurants and commercial catering businesses in Central and...

National 811 Day: Damaging underground utility lines while excavating can be a serious public safety issue

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A free call to 811 helps keep you safe and prevents costly repairs OAKLAND, Calif. — Almost every day, somewhere in Northern and Central California,...

California climate credit helps lower PG&E customers’ summer bills

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A total of $72 in residential electricity credits will be applied to August and September bills Oakland, California — Over the next two months, millions...

Matching assistance available for energy bills: Apply for PG&E’s match my payment program while funds still available

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Eligible customers can receive up to $1,000 toward past-due bills Oakland, California — Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s (PG&E) Match My Payment program has offered...

PG&E warns customers about a new “barcode scam.” Here’s what you need to know

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Scam Victims Have Lost an Average of $969 So Far This Year OAKLAND, California — So far this year, monetary losses from scams affecting Pacific...
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